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TreasonousBastard

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9. The next Einstein will show us how. It took a while for Newton to explain gravity, and...

Sat Jul 14, 2018, 05:20 AM

Jul 2018

some more time for Einstein to show us what Newton missed.

I mean, really, who woulda thought space was curved? Einstein himself, however, couldn't put it together into some kind of unified theory, much less unified laws.

Eventually, somebody will, though, find a way to peek into those other dimensions and invisible forces and holes in space-time and we will be on our way.

If we don't kill ourselves first.

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